All India Management Association (AIMA)

Courses Offered
Applications are invited for admission to MBA Programme

Eligibility
Graduates in any discipline. Final year students of Graduate Courses can also apply.

How To Apply
Application form and brochure can be obtained from the AIMA Office.

Payment can be made either through Credit Card or through demand Draft.

Demand Draft for Rs.1050/- drawn in favour of ‘All India Management Association’ payable at New Delhi.

Candidates should write his/her name and Auto-generated Registration Number on the back of the Demand Draft.

Send set of documents to:

Manager-CMS (MAT-Online),
All India Management Association,
Management House,
14 Institutional Area,
Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003.

Contact Details
Management House, 14, Institutional Area, Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110003
Tel: 011 – 24645100, 24617354
Fax: 011- 24626689
Website: http://www.aima-ind.org

Last date for receipt of form
12 August 2011
Entrance Date
04 September 2011

For Feb MAT 2011 applicants, its time to start preparing for the examination afresh. All applicants should have received their unique MAT admit card from AIMA MAT by now. For those who haven’t should contact the AIMA office and report the delay. Some important tips for those preparing for the February 2011 exam are as follows:

* Complete the application procedure it time.
* Prepare theory and application questions well.
* Practice using MAT sample papers.
* Refer to the Decemeber MAT 2010 question paper and other papers for the year 2010.
* Follow the above mentioned suggestions for MAT 2010 results, to make a smart choice with the institutes available.

MAT sample papers comprises of five sections, which in turn, consists of multiple-choice objective type questions. Each section accounts for 40 marks, while the total is 200. Maximum duration of the examination is 150 minutes(2 and half hours). There is no negative marking stipulation. Your future(at least as far as clearing MAT goes) gets decided by the first four sections, as scores for General Awareness are only considered by very few institutes. The Five sections are as follows-

I) Mathematical Skills
II) Intelligence and Critical Reasoning
III) Data Analysis and Sufficiency
IV) Language Comprehension
V) Indian and Global Environment

Though, it may seem easy to you at first stance, but an intense practise of MAT papers from previous years is what is needed at the time, because they prepare you well in advance. Remember, MAT is a competitive exam, not a college level one. Hence, to find a seat in a reputed university or institute, you have to get ahead of a large number of students, all of whom are not only brilliant but also equally desperate to see through MAT.

Some of the important aspects, which are very much common to the MBA entrance examinations in India are:

Mathematical Skills: You can obtain 100% marks in this section, if you are good at it. a little effort can pay you more, because these simple arithmetic problems, can be solved easily. First, attempt the questions you are very well aware and then try to do the less known ones. Elimination method works in case you don’t know the answer very well.

Critical Reasoning and Intelligence – This is a test for reasoning skill. Precisely, it evaluates your logical thinking and analyses how efficient you are at critical problem handling.

Language Comprehension — To answer this section of MAT papers, first read the passage cautiously and afterwards answer accordingly. Here, the communication ability is gauged.

Data Sufficiency and Analysis — This MAT papers’ portion judges your analytical skills. It looks after how efficiently you analyse the given data for giving answers to the questions.

There are a number of online sources, from where you can find MAT sample papers. Internet is your best friend, as it gives you an opportunity to explore educational websites.You can also find related materials as it is equipped with free file sharing facility. With Forums and message boards, you can communicate with other students as well.